St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-16

last night at the Church of the Re-
deemer. That fine edifce was filled by
large congregation and the pleasant
affair that was the attraction was the
marriage of Earnest X. Head, of the
NicOllet house, to Miss Ella j. Thomas,
daughter of Mrs. Hattie Thomas. The flo
raj decorations were very novel and beau
tiful, being elegant designs composed
OF chrysanthemumS, arranged by Z. IL
Smith and rejecting a good deal of
credit Oh that gentleman. Rev. Marion
ID. Shutter performed the ceremony.
DR.. Terrence ii. DOrman acted as best
man; Miss Fannie MarisOn, maid of
honor, and l.. L. Bintliff, E. n. Hidden,
A. III. Barnard and p. Nj. Scheig, acted
as ushers. After the ceremony was
over very pleasant reception was had
at the residence of the young couple,
80 Twelfth street south till 10 o'clock, TO
which the nearest friends received IN
chief at the NicOllet house, acted as
caterer. The bridal couple will leave
for the East to spend the honeymoon
to-day. after which they will be home
to their many friends at the above adj
dress.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Tonight i'll the Dyer Music hall there Will
be given all interesting performance III the
shape of Song Recital by Miss Julia May.
assisted by Miss Isabel Gale, Mrs. Fl. W. Glea-
son and DR.. Clarence Strauchauer, cello solo
list. The recital will be under the auspices
of the Northwestern Conservatory OF Music,
The programme is very tastefully gotten up
affair, and has for its text the following
cOuplet from Tennyson:
II do not sing because must,
And pipe but as the linnets sing"
The st. Mary's society of the Holy Trinity
church gave very pleasing programme at
their dime social last night.
The ladies of the University Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal church will serve New Eng
land dinner to-day at O'Clock, to when
every one is invited.
The East Side Labor club will give its sec
Ond annual ball this evening at the East size
rink, on Fifth street and First avenue. A
pleasant time is expected Tor all who attend.
The ladies' social circle of the Church of
the Redeemer will meetin the church parlors
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock for special WORK.
There will be supper and social in the even
ing.
A movement is on foot among the Chau-
tauqua circles of this city to secure course
of lectures on English literature from Leon
H. Vincent. This gentleman created very
favorable impression by his lectures on En-
glish authors last year, and would doubtless
attract larger audiences.
The annual reception of the homeopathic
hospital, under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid society, will occur at the hospital, 1446
Fourth avenue south, to day and tomorrow.
The public and friends of the hospital are
cordially invited. Visitors will be welcomed
and refreshments served by the following
ladies: Mrs. c. a. Pray, Mrs. NJ. P. Hawkins,
Mrs. Thomas Gardner, DR.. Adele Hutchinson,
Mrs. George Eastman. Mrs. A. L. Bausman,
Mrs. C. S. Peake, Mrs. W. ID. Lawrence. Mrs.
Frank Lewis, Mrs. E. F. Bradley, Mrs. Will
lam Sague, Mrs c. F. Haglin, Mrs. A. Z.
Higbee, Mrs. Frank Hill, Mrs Charles Rich
ardson, Mrs. r. A. Daley, Mrs. H. W. Brazie,
Mrs. F. W. Hall, Mrs. A. L. Mahaffey, Miss
Whitemore. Miss Nellie Prior, Mrs. d. L. Car
riel, Mrs. G. w. Croker, Mrs. Il. W. Camp
halI